Breaking Down the 2012 N.L. Cy Young Race
June 30, 2012 by Andrew Martin · Leave a Comment
Pitching in the National League this season has seen its fair share of surprises; both the good and the bad. Former stalwarts have seen injury (Roy Halladay) and inexplicable decline (Tim Lincecum), but into those voids have stepped other hurlers looking to establish their own legacies. The result has been some inspired pitching, contributing to […]
Who Will Win the American League MVP
August 24, 2011 by Andrew Martin · 5 Comments
As the home stretch to the playoffs approaches, it is time to start thinking about the individual player awards. In particular, the American League MVP race has been tight all year, with no clear-cut candidate having completely separated themselves from the pack. Fortunately, I have evaluated the evidence and determined the current frontrunner for the […]
Doing It The Hard Way
July 29, 2010 by Daniel Shoptaw · Leave a Comment
When I turned on the game a little late last night, I was well-pleased to see that the Cards had already been serious, putting up six in the top of the inning. Â And even though Jaime Garcia allowed two runs of his own in the bottom of the frame, I figured the Cards were well […]
